With total gaming revenue reaching $606.2m (£448.3m) in July 2025, New Jersey’s gaming industry achieved unprecedented heights.
Compared to the $547.8m (£405.1m) made in July 2024, this amount represents a 10.7% increase.
The expansion reflects developments in casinos, online gaming, and sports betting, and builds on the positive momentum the state’s gambling market has been enjoying this year.
Strong Casino and Online Gaming Revenue Lead the Way
The total amount of casino winnings from the nine casino hotels in the state in July was $284.1m, up 4.3% from $272.3m (£201.4m) the year before.
As of July, casino revenue is $1.66bn (£1.22bn), a 2.2% increase over the same period last year.
With online casino revenues reaching a record $247.3m (£182.9m), up 26.6% from $195.4m (£144.5m) in July 2024, internet gaming saw a major uptick.
Earnings from online gaming have increased by 23.3% to $1.63bn (£1.20bn) so far this year. Sports betting saw a drop in spite of the casinos’ and online casinos’ results.
In July 2025, the gross revenue from sports wagering for racetracks, casinos, and partners was $74.8m (£55.3m), a 6.6% decrease from $80m (£59.1m) the previous year. Additionally, year-to-date numbers reveal a 4% decline to $626.8m (£463.7m).
In July alone, $81.7m (£60.4m) in gross revenue taxes were collected, with year-to-date taxes from total gaming revenue reaching $446.1m (£330m). This was made possible by both consistent casino performance and significant increases in online gaming revenue.
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